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Amy Yang is a distinguished pianist and the Associate Dean of Piano Studies at the Curtis Institute of Music, renowned for her dynamic performances and collaborative spirit. With a rich background in classical music, she has captivated audiences through her exceptional artistry and innovative programming. Yang is set to perform alongside celebrated violinist Alexi Kenney at Union College on December 1, 2024, in a concert featuring Schumann's complete violin sonatas. This event promises to be a profound musical journey, showcasing the duo's remarkable talents in the historic setting of Memorial Chapel. Additionally, Yang will be part of the Merz Trio's upcoming performance, Night Songs, where they will explore melodies from the 12th century to the 20th century, weaving a rich tapestry of musical conversation. Her past performances include a series of free recitals at the Curtis Institute, where she has contributed to the vibrant musical community. With a commitment to making classical music accessible, Yang's upcoming concerts offer free admission to children and college students, ensuring that the beauty of live music reaches a wider audience. As she continues to push the boundaries of her craft, Amy Yang remains a compelling figure in the classical music landscape, inspiring both young musicians and seasoned concertgoers alike.
Artist summary generated by AI
Amy Yang is a distinguished pianist and the Associate Dean of Piano Studies at the Curtis Institute of Music, renowned for her dynamic performances and collaborative spirit. With a rich background in classical music, she has captivated audiences through her exceptional artistry and innovative programming. Yang is set to perform alongside celebrated violinist Alexi Kenney at Union College on December 1, 2024, in a concert featuring Schumann's complete violin sonatas. This event promises to be a profound musical journey, showcasing the duo's remarkable talents in the historic setting of Memorial Chapel. Additionally, Yang will be part of the Merz Trio's upcoming performance, Night Songs, where they will explore melodies from the 12th century to the 20th century, weaving a rich tapestry of musical conversation. Her past performances include a series of free recitals at the Curtis Institute, where she has contributed to the vibrant musical community. With a commitment to making classical music accessible, Yang's upcoming concerts offer free admission to children and college students, ensuring that the beauty of live music reaches a wider audience. As she continues to push the boundaries of her craft, Amy Yang remains a compelling figure in the classical music landscape, inspiring both young musicians and seasoned concertgoers alike.
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